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Brass Shadow @brassshadow.com · 29/07/2026

This is my controller, this is what I thought you meant when you said it lights up. 😆

An 8bitdo game controller with a black top, red buttons, black dpad, thumb sticks with 1985 and 2025 on them and light up red circles around the thumb sticks.

Brass Shadow @brassshadow.com · 16/06/2026

We have ravens here, it's fun hearing them do their weird croak, rattle and grunt sounds. One jumpscare me a little when it landed on my skylight but it was just eating the sp*ders up there, so I appreciate the assist 😀

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Brass Shadow @brassshadow.com · 11/06/2026

My D&D DM agreed to allow us to roll for a magic item if we each made one of these. Behold! A 332 sided die! 🫠😆

A golf ball with hand written numbers on each of the 332 sides. Essentially a 332 sides die.

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Brass Shadow @brassshadow.com · 03/05/2026

The trusty old Nikon D90 has taken its last photo. It served me well for 17 years but today the shutter broke. I learned a lot with this camera (how to be fast to shoot action sports and how to take my time to line up a landscape). It also took a lot of important family pictures over the years.

Top of a well used Nikon D90 digital SLR camera.

Back of a well used Nikon D90 digital SLR camera.

Left side of a well used Nikon D90 digital SLR camera.

Front of a well used Nikon D90 digital SLR camera.

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Brass Shadow @brassshadow.com · 19/04/2026

That's the longest session of Synth Riders I've ever done (I hit the Endurance Run achievement) 😅

A screenshot of the fitness tracker output for a session lasting 3 hours and 19 minutes with a cardio load of 425, 368 zone minutes and 2,807 calories burned. There is a graph showing a line jumping between vigorous and peak heart rate numerous times over the 3 hour time period.

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Brass Shadow @brassshadow.com · 28/03/2026

Title: Slaughter I wrote this in the lead up to the Iraq war. I dream of a day when it is no longer relevant.

Butchers govern this country,
Slaughtering millions,
Bombs dice up innocence,
Ripping apart lives,
Using the flag as a sheet to cover up the dead,
Hiding the horrors of torn up lives,
Lives that this country ground up,
To serve to the ever hungry elite,

They drink a rich wine as red as blood,
A toast to a quick buck,
Stained in the blood of neo-slaves,
Becoming fat off of their flesh,
Laughing drunkenly at the shouts of protesters outside,
As they dine on pork chops,
But isn’t it cannibalism for a pig to eat a pig?
They finish their gluttonous feast,
Using shards of human bone,
Crushed from sweat shop machines,
To pick their teeth,
They move on,
Leaving the table in ruins and penniless,
But they have not had their fill,
They crush another restaurant,
And another,
And another,
Never able to satisfy their blood lust for money,
When will this lust end?
It will not end,
Robberbarrons will just get fatter,
Unless we stop them,
We must stop them,
Before they drain us of our flesh and blood.

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Brass Shadow @brassshadow.com · 30/11/2025

Not bad for the first bit of snow in the mountains near LA. Nice to see more areas opening back up after recovery from the damage caused by the 2020 Bobcat fire (you can see where the fire line was on the ridge in the panorama). #snow #snurfer #mountains #AngelesNationalForest

A panorama of a mountain hillside showing fire damaged trees as well as undamaged trees.

A snurfer (precursor to a snowboard, it's a wooden board with a rope to hold onto and rubber pads to stand on) standing upright in the snow with trees in the background

Tall pine trees and a picnic table in the snow

A mountain hillside showing fire damaged trees as well as undamaged trees.

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Brass Shadow @brassshadow.com · 08/10/2025

Whelp, looks like I'm monster foood...

A screenshot of an image with the words "The Dumb One"

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Brass Shadow @brassshadow.com · 06/10/2025

if you see this post a random picture from your device without explaining it

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Brass Shadow @brassshadow.com · 05/10/2025

Some planets have larger fauna than others 👀 #NoMansSky #bwaaa #infestedplanet #worm

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Brass Shadow @brassshadow.com · 17/09/2025

The scenery in No Man's Sky is something else.

An in game view from No Man's Sky at night looking behind the player at a glowing planetary ring and two planets.

An in game view from No Man's Sky of the player standing on the entry ramp of a corvette space ship in flight with a double rainbow in the background.

An in game view from No Man's Sky at night with a two wheeled vehicle, player character and sentinel in the foreground. a cluster of floating rock islands can be seen in the background. Off world the glowing ring of another planet can be seen.

An in game view from No Man's Sky from inside of a corvette class ship looking out the access hatch, the player is in the foreground, the partially cloud covered planet is below and several other planets and a glowing ring can be seen in the background.

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Brass Shadow @brassshadow.com · 16/09/2025

Pictures from the #Wardruna concert at #theGreekTheater in #LosAngeles a week ago. It was such a fantastic show.

A wide shot of the Greek Theater showing the distinct Greek inspired roof. Wardruna is on the stage which is bathed in vertical columns of orange, pink and yellow light.

Wardruna on the stage almost silhouetted but bathed in vertical columns of orange, pink and yellow light.

Two members of Wardruna play lurs while their silhouettes are cast on the screen behind them.

A member of Wardruna plays a bowed lyre, possibly a jouhikko, while his silhouette is cast on the screen behind.

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Brass Shadow @brassshadow.com · 31/07/2025

I just got back from a trip. I guess California was saying welcome back. The shaking wasn't too strong here but I did hear my blinds rattle. earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/...

A screenshot from the USGS website showing a magnitude 4.4 earthquake 6 kilometers West of Muscovy, California. This is east of Los Angeles in the Fontana area.

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Brass Shadow @brassshadow.com · 01/07/2025

He was best buds with Zipper and Gus, regularly plopping down next to them to snuggle. When Zipper wasn't feeling well, he stayed by his side. He loved hopping onto my lap during video conferences to snuggle and lick my arm.

A black cat lying next to a Chihuahua terrier mix

A black cat lying next to a Chihuahua terrier mix sleeping in a cat bed

A black cat and a Chihuahua terrier mix lying next to each other

A sheltie sleeping while a black cat is lying next to him

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Brass Shadow @brassshadow.com · 01/07/2025

He was the sweetest cat in the world. Every person and animal was a potential friend to him, he feared no one. Even the vets commented about how calm he was, their biggest challenge was trying to listen to his heart over his purring.

A sheltie, a chihuahua terrier mix and a black cat lying down next to each other.

A Chihuahu terrier mix dog and a black cat snuggling up while asleep.

A Chihuahua terrier mix dog and black cat sharing a cat bed.

A black cat sitting on a cushion on top of a scratching post.

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Brass Shadow @brassshadow.com · 01/07/2025

Last night we said goodbye to Fuzzball. I was by his mother's side when he was born 15 years ago, and he passed with me by his side.

A small day old black kitten named Fuzzball being held by my wife.

A small black kitten in a lap looking up at the camera

A small black kitten sitting on top of a scratching post.

A black cat licking the head of a sheltie.

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Brass Shadow @brassshadow.com · 12/06/2025

Fascists always need a scapegoat to justify their continued existence. Don't ever fall for it.

IN GERMANY THEY FIRST CAME FOR THE COMMUNISTS AND I DIDN'T SPEAK UP BECAUSE I WASN'T A COMMUNIST. THEN THEY CAME FOR THE JEWS, AND I DIDN'T SPEAK UP BECAUSE I WASN'T A JEW. THEN THEY CAME FOR THE TRADE UNIONISTS, AND I DIDN'T SPEAK UP BECAUSE I WASN'T A TRADE UNIONIST. THEN THEY CAME FOR THE CATHOLICS, AND I DIDN'T SPEAK UP BECAUSE I WAS A PROTESTANT. THEN THEY CAME FOR ME-AND BY THAT TIME NO ONE WAS LEFT TO SPEAK UP.

-PASTOR MARTIN NIEMOLLER

Prior to and throughout World War II, Hitler's Nazi party developed a classification system to identify those people the Nazis regarded as undesirable. Citizens and concentration camp prisoners were labeled with triangles according to religion, sexual preference, ideology and numerous other distinctions.

These symbols included:

Yellow on Yollow (Star of David): Jews
Brown: Gypsies
Purple: Jehovah Witnesses
Black: Vagrants and Lesbians
Blue: Emigres
Pink: Homosexuals
Green: Habitual Criminals
Red: Political Prisoners - Communists, Socialists

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Brass Shadow @brassshadow.com · 28/05/2025

A little excitement in the hills today. #wildfire #california

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Brass Shadow @brassshadow.com · 23/05/2025

Here is the original list:

A blank checklist of 100 game series for people to use and check off

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Brass Shadow @brassshadow.com · 23/05/2025

Some of these series go back quite a ways. 😁

A list of 100 game series. I've checked off 50 of the series on the last as having played at least one game on the list.

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Brass Shadow @brassshadow.com · 26/03/2025

I just recently got back into playing Hellblade: Senua's Sacrifice after getting sidetracked and not finishing it in 2018. I'm now playing it on a newer PC and it is stunning with the added enhanced graphics support for ray tracing, DLSS and HDR.

Woman in an iron age outfit standing in a canyon with hands reaching out of the walls. An orange ray of light cascades down from above.

Woman in an iron age outfit standing in front of a mountain in the background with a wooden structure on top that resembles a beast. Wrecked wooden ships can be seen on a beach in the background.

Woman in an iron age outfit standing on a beach strewn with wrecked wooden ships and wooden pikes. Snow capped mountains and a dramatic sky of clouds and light can be seen in the background.

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Brass Shadow @brassshadow.com · 18/03/2025

It is important to remember, we as a nation are capable of truly terrifying things. We must never forget what we have done, and never repeat our past.

The Manzanar cemetery soul consoling tower monument. Memorial items including strings of paper cranes can be seen draped on the rope barrier behind it. After the camp closed most families moved the remains of loved ones but in the distance are the graves of several adults and children that still remain. The snow capped Sierra mountains can be seen in the background.

A sign about the Manzanar cemetery with the following text

Manzanar National Historic Site

Sacred Space

Life at Manzanar was uncertain, but the prospect of dying behind barbed wire, far from home, may have been unthinkable. On May 16, 1942, Matsunosuke Murakami, 62, became the first of 150 men, women, and children to die in camp. He and 14 others, most infants and older men without families, were laid to rest in this cemetery outside the barbed wire fence in an old peach orchard from Manzanar's farming era. Here, in the shadow of majestic Mt. Williamson, their somber funerals and memorials were attended by hundreds of mourners.

While some deceased were sent to hometown cemeteries, most were cremated and their ashes held in camp until their families left Manzanar. Giichi Matsumura, an internee who died in 1945 while exploring the Sierra, is buried high in the mountains above you.

Today, only six graves here, including Matsunosuke Murakami's, contain remains; families requested the removal of others after the war.

I REI TO

The Japanese Kanji characters read Soul Consoling Tower." Master stonemason Ryozo Kado, a Catholic. and Buddhist minister Shinjo Nagatomi designed this iconic monument as a permanent tribute to Manzanar's dead, Kado built the obelisk with the assistance of Block 9 residents and a young Buddhists group, funded by 15-cent donations from each family in camp. Rev Nagatomi carefully inscribed the monument's characters-including "Erected by the Manzanar Japanese, August 1943" on the west side.

While Rev. Nagatomi and Ryozo Kado live on in the memories of family and community, Kado also left his legacy in cement and stone. He built the sentry posts at the camp entrance and other camp features in his distinctive faux wood style. Compare the posts surrounding this monument to those near the sentry posts and look for other examples of Kado's craftsmanship around Manzanar.

The Manzanar cemetery soul consoling tower monument with the snow capped Sierra mountains in the background.

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Brass Shadow @brassshadow.com · 18/03/2025

They were incarcerated for no other reason than because they shared the same ethnicity as those who attacked Pearl Harbor. Entire families were removed from their homes and businesses, forced to live here even as many of their sons fought and died for the United Sates.

A recreation of one of the long mess halls with a red truck from the same era parked out front. The snow capped Sierra mountains can be seen in the background.

A recreation of the women's latrine seen from the outside. One of the mess halls and the Sierra mountains can be seen behind.

A sign with a picture of Mess Hall Kitchen NO. 14 with the following text:

HURRY UP AND WAIT

For most hurry up and wait described daily life at Manzanar. "The food, I can't remember if it was good or bad," recalled Kathi Yamazaki, who was three years old when she arrived at Manzanar. "I just remember that we all had to go when the bell rang."

As hundreds of Japanese Americans arrived each day during Spring 1942, many of Manzanar's barracks and mess halls were still under construction. Completed kitchens served up to 800 people a day, in multiple shifts lasting until midnight. By the time the WRA assumed control of the center from the Army in june, mess hall operations were in full wing.

A view of the inside of the women's latrine. Note the close quarters and lack of privacy.

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Brass Shadow @brassshadow.com · 18/03/2025

A reminder of a dark mark on our history from the last time the Alien Enemies Act of 1798 was invoked. Manzanar is one of ten American concentration camps where over 110,000 Japanese American men, women and children were unjustly incarcerated during World War II from December 1942 to 1945.

A recreation of one of the many guard towers that surrounded Manzanar concentration camp. The snowcapped Sierra mountains can be seen in the distance.

They were told they were being held there for their own safety, but the guns and spotlights were facing inward. At one point an incarcerated individual was shot dead when he got too close to the barbed wire fence while collecting firewood.

A recreation of one of the many tarpaper covered barracks were many other individuals and families were housed.

A recreation of the inside of one of the tar paper barracks. Note the baby's crib near the heater and the close quarters and lack of privacy, multiple families would've been housed here.

Manzanar National Historic Site

Twice Orphaned

Here in an old pear orchard, 101 American-born children ranging from newborns to 18 year olds lived in the Children's Village, the only orphanage in a war relocation center. Living in three specially built barracks and nurtured by a dedicated internee staff and others, they became a unique wartime family. Nearly half had been brought from West Coast institutions and foster homes. Others were temporarily separated from families when their parents were arrested or became ill or were infants born to unmarried mothers.

Children's Village was landscaped with lawns, flowers, and cherry trees. Internees built playground equipment and furniture and collected money for toys and other items, while some Owens Valley neighbors brought freshly baked cookies and clothing. The children made friends through camp schools, churches, clubs, and sports and even formed their own baseball team. "But however much we encouraged our children to participate in the life of the larger community, we remained separate from it," recalled Lillian Matsumoto.

What Became of the Children?

After the war many children were placed in institutions and foster homes, while others reunited with their families. With blond hair and blue eyes, eight-year old Dennis Tojo stood out as one of a number of children of mixed ancestry. Adopted in 1943 by the Bambauer family in Bishop, he was the only Manzanar internee living in the Owens Valley after the war. Fifty years later, Dennis and dozens of others from the Children's Village gathered for an emotional reunion, renewing the ties they formed here.

"On June 23, 1942, we departed for Manzanar with 62 children on the long trip we sang songs... A little four-year-old girl stood up and began to sing God Bless America. At the front of the bus, the young soldier holding has rifle with the bayonet listened and I could see tears flowing down his cheek."

-Liman Matsumoto, Children's Vill Assistant Superintendent

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Brass Shadow @brassshadow.com · 10/02/2025

Chowing down on an ulting Peni Parker on the capture point in overtime, delicious. 🦈😋

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Brass Shadow @brassshadow.com · 08/02/2025

Starting to get the hang of Peni and her mines #MarvelRivals

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Brass Shadow @brassshadow.com · 08/02/2025

A little morning snack to clear the point #marvelrivals 🦈

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Brass Shadow @brassshadow.com · 05/02/2025

First MVP in Marvel Rivals! Squirrel Stampede!

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Brass Shadow @brassshadow.com · 14/01/2025

World Central Kitchen @wck.org also currently has numerous distribution sites to the north (Western San Fernando Valley) and south (near Santa Monica) of the Palisades fire for those affected. Go to the shelter tab at the link below and scroll down to food. share.watchduty.org/i/40335?ts=1...

A map of the Palisades Fire showing the World Central Kitchen food distribution sites around the perimeter.

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Brass Shadow @brassshadow.com · 14/01/2025

World Central Kitchen @wck.org currently has numerous distribution sites south of the Eaton fire in Altadena, Pasadena and surrounding areas for those affected. If you go the shelter tab at the link below and scroll down to food, you can get the list. share.watchduty.org/i/40388?ts=1...

A map of the Altadena and Pasadena areas showing the World Central Kitchen distribution locations.

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Brass Shadow @brassshadow.com · 14/01/2025

From the official U-Haul Facebook page: "U-Haul is providing 30 days of free self-storage and U-Box container use for those impacted by the devastating Los Angeles fires. The offer now covers 92 locations across Southern California." "Share and learn more: uhaulco.com/Y5hI50UCLXN "

Screenshot of a Facebook post from the official U-Haul page with the following text above an image of people moving an item into a U-Haul container.

U-Haul is providing 30 days of free self-storage and U-Box container use for those impacted by the devastating Los Angeles fires. The offer now covers 92 locations across Southern California.

Share and learn more: http://uhaulco.com/Y5hI50UCLXN

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Brass Shadow @brassshadow.com · 13/01/2025

"N95 masks are available for the public at all LAPL locations while supplies last." "Visit lapl.org/branches for hours and updates." "Emergency information and resources can be found at lapl.org/be-ready."

Low Angeles Public Library Facebook post:

N95 masks are available for the public at all LAPL locations while supplies last.

Visit lapl.org/branches for hours and updates.
Emergency information and resources can be found at lapl.org/be-ready.

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Brass Shadow @brassshadow.com · 13/01/2025

One of the DC-10 very large tankers on the way to drop Phos-Chek on the north eastern edge of the Palisades fire yesterday (January 11th). There were two DC-10 aircraft among many other fixed wing and heli tanker aircraft as well as ground crews fighting the fire.

Looking up at a DC-10 widebody jet airliner converted to fight fires with an external take attached to the bottom. The aircraft is white with red lines and a red underside.

A screenshot from the Watch Duty app on January 11th showing a map of the north eastern edge of the Palisades fire nearing the San Fernando Valley to the north and the 405 freeway to the east. The icons for numerous helicopters and airplanes can be seen swarming over the edges of the fire.

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Brass Shadow @brassshadow.com · 04/01/2025

Thanks to @artpastelkelsey.bsky.social ! I have my first custom emote! They did an awesome job! It will be great during horror games! 😁

A drawing of a person in an orange hoodie with a scared face.

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Brass Shadow @brassshadow.com · 04/01/2025

Check out this awesome doodle @blazettemidnight.bsky.social did of my character dressed as Sonic as a redeem for Thankmas!

An image of a person dressed as Sonic wearing a red Santa hat, red running shoes and a blue costume in a sideways pose while walking and gesturing towards the camera while winking and sticking out his tongue.

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Brass Shadow @brassshadow.com · 30/12/2024

As with any celebration, there was a cake. I wonder if they did a cake for the 60th anniversary of the DSN 😁

A cake with the words "Deep Space Network, Jet Propulsion Laboratory 1963-2013" around the number 50. Below it "NASA's Deep Space Network, 50 Years And Beyond" Other snacks, soda and water can also be seen around the cake on the table.

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Brass Shadow @brassshadow.com · 30/12/2024

Additional Antennas at the site. including a repurposed antenna that is used by schools as a radio telescope (dark supports).

A large dish shaped antenna tilted away from the camera. Two other antennas can be seen in the distance. A ramp into an underground passage can be seen in the foreground below the antenna.

A large dish shaped antenna tilted slightly towards the camera in the desert.

A large dish shaped antenna in the upright position in the desert. This antenna, The Goldstone-Apple Valley Radio Telescope is used by schools as a radio telescope.

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Brass Shadow @brassshadow.com · 30/12/2024

The decommissioned #antenna at #ApolloStation, as the name would indicate, this antenna was used to communicate with #Apollo astronauts on the moon.

A large dish shaped antenna in the upright position in the desert.

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Brass Shadow @brassshadow.com · 30/12/2024

The second day of the the #DSN50 #NasaSocial celebration in 2014 was at the #Goldstone #DeepSpaceNetwork, one of three locations with massive antennas used to communicate with the spacecraft. The first set of photos are of the 70 meter antenna. They tilted it down for better photos.

A view of the massive 70 meter antenna in the upright position. Walkways, doors and ladders can be seen but are tiny compared to the shear size of the antenna.

A view of the massive 70 meter antenna tilted down showing the receiving end of the dish. Walkways, doors and ladders can be seen but are tiny compared to the shear size of the antenna.

An underground tunnel leading into the base of the 70 meter antenna. Trays of wires are on the right side and pipes run along the celling.

Looking up at the massive 70 meter antenna in the upright position. Walkways, and ladders can be seen but are tiny compared to the shear size of the antenna.

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Brass Shadow @brassshadow.com · 30/12/2024

Fun fact. the #JPL campus is home to several #deer who find it a relatively safe place from predators such as mountain lions. They also like to eat the landscaping. #JPLDeer

3 deer among green bushes next the Mars Yard fence.

A close up of a single deer with green trees and a building behind.

A close up of a single deer looking at the camera with green trees and a building behind.

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Brass Shadow @brassshadow.com · 30/12/2024

Replicas of Spirit/Opportunity rover and the #Galileo #spacecraft including Galileo's magnetic tape recorder memory.

A replica of the Spirit/Opportunity rover. A smaller 6 wheeled rover with folding solar panels a mast with cameras and a probe on an arm.

A life sized replica of the Galileo spacecraft that was sent to Jupiter. A large space craft covered in dark fabric used to protect the space craft from temperature extremes. A large circular antenna can be seen at the top. Several people are walking around below it.

A closeup of the Galileo spacecraft's tape recorder, a large magnetic tape reel can be seen at the top and several very complex arrays of yellow wires can be seen on the side.

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Brass Shadow @brassshadow.com · 30/12/2024

The Spacecraft Assembly Facility at #JPL

Several people in white protective lab coats, head coverings and blue booties work on parts of spacecraft. A folded piece of equipment can be seen hanging from above, in the foreground a large red toolchest with the words Craftsman Profession can be seen.

various metal scaffolds can be seen. Below are people in white lab coats. In the distance are mission emblems for the spacecraft that have been assembled here.

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Brass Shadow @brassshadow.com · 30/12/2024

The #MarsYard at #JPL. This is where they run testbed replicas of the rovers on a simulated Martian environment. Also seen is the Mars Science Laboratory Engineering Testbed associated with the #Curiosity #rover.

The Mars Yard. Various red, brown and grey rocks are strewn about on top of sand and dirt. An angled wall of rocks can be seen in the distance on the left. Beyond the boundary of the Mars yard, green trees can be seen in the distance.

A close up of a rock at the Mars Yard with several drill holes used for testing the drill on the MSL Testbed.

A view of the Mars Science Laboratory Engineering Testbed which is used to test maneuvers before sending them to Curiosity.

Visual description:
A large 6 wheel rover covered in sensors drills, probes and a mast with a laser on top can be seen in the foreground inside of a building. A dry erase board with a drawing the the skycrane used to land Curiosity on Mars can be seen under the words "Skycrane Rules!!!!" several other diagrams and notes can be seen on the board.

A close up view of the laser mast on the Mars Science Laboratory Engineering Testbed which is used to test maneuvers before sending them to Curiosity.

Visual description:
A pole with a bunch of cables with a box on top with an off center circle containing the laser used to zap rocks.

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Brass Shadow @brassshadow.com · 30/12/2024

One of the large video screens in the Network Operations Control Center (NOCC) displayed the incoming data from various spacecraft and rovers including Cassini, Curiosity, Voyager 1 and 2, Opportunity, Juno, Dawn, Spitzer, Mars Odyssey and Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter.

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Brass Shadow @brassshadow.com · 30/12/2024

Throwback to the #DSN50 #NasaSocial celebration in 2014. Granted it's now #DSN60 😁 My name was drawn from a lottery for a spot to tour #JPL and the Goldstone Deep Space Network Array for it's 50th anniversary. The first set of pictures are from the Network Operations Control Center. #NASA #DSN

A view of the Network Operations Control Center (NOCC). This control center manages the Deep Space Network (DSN) who's antenna's are located in Barstow, Madrid and Canberra. This network communicates with and controls all spacecraft (and rovers) beyond low earth orbit.

Visual description:
A dark room with curved rows of computer workstations lit up in blue and red lights. A sign for Curiosity mission control can be seen on one of the workstations. There are also large video screens on the left and a glassed in second story observation deck on the right.

It's a Unix System!

A view of the Cassini Mission Control workstation in the Network Operations Control Center. Several monitors and keyboards line the workspace. Each with a Unix desktop on screen.

The mission control room at the Network Operations Control Center. Famously where the engineers for the Curiosity Rover were seen reading out telemetry data as the rover landed on Mars and celebrating when it succeeded.

Visual Description:
A slightly brighter room with straight rows of works stations extending out from the viewer. A group of people can be seen in the distance giving a speech. In the distance large video screens can be seen showing the antennas receiving data as well as pictures of large satellite dishes.

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Brass Shadow @brassshadow.com · 28/12/2024

Saw a great Christmas movie last night.

A movie screen with a curtain pulling back to reveal the word Nosferatu with a shadowy figure ascending a stairwell behind.

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